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Birthday girl, 2021 Nadia Stone

Birthday girl

Nadia Stone
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Childhood oblivion, 2021 Nadia Stone

Childhood oblivion

Nadia Stone
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Nadia Stone

Nadia Stone

Vox pops

This is my kids during lockdown. We had this idea because there was no birthday party during lockdown.

Shogun, 2015 by Joshua Morris

Shogun, 2015

by Joshua Morris
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William Barak at work on the drawing ‘Ceremony’ at Coranderrk

William Barak

In their own words
In their own words
Now we must climb higher, 2014 by Mark Hopper

Now we must climb higher, 2014

by Mark Hopper
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Slim Dusty and Dame Edna Everage, Carlton Hill Station, WA, 10 July 1993

Rarely Everage

The Lives of Barry Humphries
Previous exhibition, 2002

The exhibition begins with Barry's childhood in Camberwell, Melbourne and chronicles his days as a struggling actor in Australia and England, his creation of characters including Barry McKenzie, Dame Edna Everage, Sandy Stone and Sir Les Patterson

Carol sewing, 2008 by Greg Weight

Carol sewing, 2008

by Greg Weight
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